Calling all USMS members. Your response to this post will be used to create an article in Swimmer magazine about cross training. What types of training do you most commonly do outside of the pool? How often? What cross training works the best, and what types are the least helpful for swimming? :bliss:
That sounds like an excellent reason -- perhaps the best reason ever -- to have another long conversation with Fort about swimming.
+1. Jedi level.
Jim and I just had a long conversation about MRIs, and I'm not sure he listened that time either!
Jim has a distaste for weights (and the so-called meatheads who engage in lifting), and thus greedily seizes upon every tiny suggestion, innuendo or opinion that strength doesn't help swimming. However, despite this, he is known to spend time covertly nautilus-ing about at the Y.
That sounds like an excellent reason -- perhaps the best reason ever -- to have another long conversation with Fort about swimming.
+1. Jedi level.
Jim and I just had a long conversation about MRIs, and I'm not sure he listened that time either!
Jim has a distaste for weights (and the so-called meatheads who engage in lifting), and thus greedily seizes upon every tiny suggestion, innuendo or opinion that strength doesn't help swimming. However, despite this, he is known to spend time covertly nautilus-ing about at the Y.
